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List:       pykde
Subject:    Re: [PyKDE] Re: PyEval_RestoreThread Error
From:       Michael Andrews <mandrews () mandrews ! org>
Date:       2003-08-22 22:53:46
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On Fri, 2003-08-22 at 12:01, Phil Thompson wrote:
> > >
> > >   Fatal Python error: PyEval_RestoreThread: NULL tstate
>
> If it was dependent on the version of Python, then maybe the code that 
> implements dictionaries has changed. But, from your matrix below, it's the 
> version of Qt that seems to make the difference.

I wrote this paragraph before my final test came in.  I was sure it was
a Python version problem :-).  Shows what I know.

> > I have done some 'version checking'.  Here's my result matrix under
> > Redhat-9:
> >
> >   Python  Qt     sip       PyQt       Status
> >   2.2.2   3.1.1  20030416  20030418   WORKS
> >   2.2.3   3.2.0  3.8       3.8        FAILS
> >   2.3.0   3.2.0  3.8       3.8        FAILS
> >   2.2.2   3.2.0  3.8       3.8        FAILS
      2.3.0   3.1.1  3.8       3.8        WORKS
> >
> > I'm continuing my build regression testing.  I think my next test will
> > be Python 2.3.0, Qt 3.1.1, sip3.8, PyQt3.8.  Stay turned.
> 
> That's the test I'd do.
> 
> Phil

Trolltech released 3.2.1 today.  Now I have one more test to do.

-- 
Michael Andrews <mandrews@mandrews.org>

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